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Posted On: 01/23/2020 3:16:52 PM
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NetworkNewsBreaks – No Borders Inc. (NBDR) Subsidiaries Target Growing Markets
No Borders (OTC: NBDR), a Nevada corporation, has subsidiaries that are actively targeting rapidly growing markets, including blockchain technology and hemp. An article discussing the company reads, “Blockchain-based certificates and authentication are becoming increasingly popular. The same idea is behind a joint project of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce of Munich and Upper Bavaria, Germany, and the country’s Digital Ministry, to use blockchain technology as an ‘authentication stamp.’ More specifically, the two bodies will issue their first blockchain-enabled training certificates next spring, marking the first step for the concrete use of blockchain in administration. In the future, employers will be able to determine whether the certificates are genuine with the help of an electronic key. This kind of blockchain-enabled certification can be extended to any type of document, according to German authorities (http://nnw.fm/JJ6gs). . . . As the blockchain market continues to expand, it is expected to be incorporated in a growing number of practical applications. According to Statista, worldwide spending on blockchain solutions is expected to grow from $1.5 billion in 2018 to an estimated $11.7 billion by 2022 (http://nnw.fm/ifD0k).”
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No Borders (OTC: NBDR), a Nevada corporation, has subsidiaries that are actively targeting rapidly growing markets, including blockchain technology and hemp. An article discussing the company reads, “Blockchain-based certificates and authentication are becoming increasingly popular. The same idea is behind a joint project of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce of Munich and Upper Bavaria, Germany, and the country’s Digital Ministry, to use blockchain technology as an ‘authentication stamp.’ More specifically, the two bodies will issue their first blockchain-enabled training certificates next spring, marking the first step for the concrete use of blockchain in administration. In the future, employers will be able to determine whether the certificates are genuine with the help of an electronic key. This kind of blockchain-enabled certification can be extended to any type of document, according to German authorities (http://nnw.fm/JJ6gs). . . . As the blockchain market continues to expand, it is expected to be incorporated in a growing number of practical applications. According to Statista, worldwide spending on blockchain solutions is expected to grow from $1.5 billion in 2018 to an estimated $11.7 billion by 2022 (http://nnw.fm/ifD0k).”
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